And the question may not be whether someone else thinks of you as elderly, but whether you think of yourself as elderly. Jon Carroll, a columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, has been referring to himself as an elderly man for 20 years or so. Sometimes I feel more elderly than others, says Carroll, who is 69.
To change the refresh frequency for your monitor. 1. Open Display in Control Panel. 2. On the Settings tab, click Advanced. 3. On the Monitor tab, in the Refresh Frequency list, click a new refresh rate. Note.
1 Step 1: Navigate to System, then select System again from the options on the left. 2  Step 2: At the bottom of the screen you'll see something that says Settings level; set it to Expert so everything is exposed. 3  Step 3: Head to the Video output menu and select Video calibration.or Windows 8.1, right click on the Windows button at the bottom left and choose Power Options. In the window that appears, under your current power plan click Change plan settings, then Change advanced power settings to bring up a new dialog box.